Show Who Will bethe bethe be bethe the Lucky Ones Plans now being worked out bv In the staff of the Agricultural c college through arrangement ement with the California exposition commission jive give g e the young oung I agriculturists ag oj of Utah an op op- y to win distinction at home and enI abroad as s well as fiS ast t two vo free fret trips to the California expositions next text year lear TwO Iwo separate competitions will he be conducted one through h I Ithe the high school agricultural clubs of the state and one through the the- boys and girls a ag agricultural clubs The first prize in each class dass will be a n round roundtrip roundtrip roundtrip trip trip ticket to the tile two California Califor Califor- nia nill expositions with appropriate ate ute s second and third prizes illah in ill each ah class The The exhibits of the contestants will be shown at atthe atthe atthe the Utah state fair next Octo Octo- ier ber The better hetter exhibits will willbe willbe be be betaken tal taken en from the state fair to the California expositions Wheat celery oats barley baTley maize pens peas millet grasses I buckwheat fruits and other products will ill i itIle in inthe inthe tIle the Co competition competition- rn h President of the Agricultural tolle college ollege e has given the members of his staff authority to fui fu ther th he the plan to the fullest degree deg Instructions to 10 those who expect expect ex- ex to o enter the competitions will vill be ue forwarded by b the Agric Agri Agri- c CI brat college e through the the J 1 J lt club oran organizations at atU w U I I 16 C some years ag ago BYll liy l I If 1 Gulch coun- coun ty tf n w da s look AA n A fn country Severa e have haye also been here f o ki gore Indian n l land n p Prof H. H F. F Moore has accepted a a. a position with the Uintah Sup Supply ply Co and will move his his his' family to toMy to My Myton ton in the near future I musicians will be glad Co to fo hear this news as Mr Moore is noted in the musical line Great improvement in the band and orchestra may now be expected FRUITLAND NEWS Otto Bilyeu is with us a again ain Many Nany new buildings s' s sare are going gong go go- o- o ing ng up these days I E Everybody is busy in ingrain grain and und planting trees and small mall fruit To say nothing of offence fence fenc posts C. C A A. A and Geo were Brooks Duchesne visitors the first of tI he the c week Sylvester Broadbent is build build- in ing ng an In up to shearing corral coral cor cor- ral al at his ranch on Currant Curant creek D D. N N. Murdock is getting ettin his cattle attle back from Roosevelt Wilder Fairbanks has gone one oneto Duchesne to o to shear sheep Did you notice in the last Jast issue issue isue is- is sue ue of the Record that of the 13 3 school districts of the reservation reser reser- alion that Fruitland was fourth burth fo rth in taxable valuation valuation- less ess than 2 behind Roosevelt Roose- Roose velt And remember people of High School District No 2 2 that hat High School District No 1 is getting ettin the taxes from this I Do o you wonder that Heb Heber r to include Fruitland in their heir county And the county commissioners had the to o c O nto out with an article and anday 8 shy ay iy that it was an uninhabited and uninhabitable district People of the reservation we wish wisht to be one of you Ve We have lave nothing in common with the he west en end of the county Will Vill you see that we are one of you on when the county count is divided divid divid- ed Jas E. E L L. Carey Carer |